The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-19
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new cob crusher in the Red Mills.
MIR. Robert u .wson, who voted at the
polls here on election day, has been voter
! for seventy years. being ~ years old
Samuel J. Brown, who has nuilt \ fine
new house ou his farm in this county, near
S,lmar, moved into it last Thursday.
Union Thanksgiving service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church next Thursday
atllA. NJ. Preaching by ID. South
worth.
Rev. George a. P.lnll, f d law are City
will preach in the tlkr"n Presbyterian
Church tomorrow (Sminy) morning and
evening.
john Y McCarter of Cecil Paper Mills
has been given the clerk nip in the railroad
shops in Oxford, rec ,n'ly held by Amos
Reynolds deceased.
The ladies OF the Ekson Presbyterian
Church will hold a festival in the par-onas@
on Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings, No
|, yeinoer 18th aud 50 h.
the l. ,,iies AID Society of Cherry Hill!
propose holding oyster supper Thanks
wing evening, November -tth, III MIS-.
William Grants sturcruon.
The mem bers of rorIe Memorial Church
. of Port Deposit last week presented Mrs l..
Il Barrett, the estimahle wife of the pastor
= OF that church, With y line E.tey organ.
Mr. Elmer Reynolds, of Rock Springs,
is acting as operator at Oxford, Pa, during
the ahseuce of Miss Culom, the operator at
that place on a vacation OF several weeks.
Rev. d. G. Riigway, of Milford, ONO,
preached in tue Ekton VI. Church oi
winch he Il former pastor on Sundt y
morning last, and was greeted by large
cnngiegation.
Thanksgiving day comes around once
,nor- ON Thursday, November 24Gh. Our
store will be closed on that day, except one
, hour at noon Tor delivery of the mail Car
. hart & Company, Zion, Md.
Rev. Walter K. Avery has been asked
to become the pastor next yearUt Mt. ) lem
NJ. e. Church, OH the suburbs of Whining
ton. Mr. Avery has been stationed at Fair
mount, Somerset county, Tor two years,
The Salvation Army having erected at
Havre de Grace a new army barrack at a
cost of $500, dedicated it on saturday.
supper was held the same day III the City
Hall, which with the collections nettrd 500.
The Loyal Legion under the auspices OF
the w. c. I T., OF Ceciltou, gave an enter-
tainment in the Methodist Church on Nov.
18th, to large audience. The eutert ,in-
ment consisted of music, rectations, select
readings and an address of five minutes by
the pastor, Rev. +. {. Atkins.
The Baltimore san states that 'Ex-
Governor Groome left Baltimore TUES
day night for North Carolina Tor weeks
cunning. lie expected 30 bag lots of game
but as the laws OF North C.roliua prevent
Inn bringing any game out of the State, he
will pro badly have To eat IL ali.
j. G. HIudman, auctoueer, has been
receiving high bids for stock recently. AT
j. II. Balderstou's ; sale on tine 11th inst,
five cows averaged So % head, neit'rs
sold from 81 80 to $40 :, head. At L Riile Il
A CARDS sale, Rising Sun, on Monday y
cows sold at average OF SAP per head
MIR John Giles, d native of the Third
New York and the head of the we'll known
Giles Lithographiug Company of that city
visited bis uncle Mr. WIN. T. Giles Of Elk
ton this week. Mr.. Giles was also at Havre
de- Grace making arrangements tor duck
ing expedition next week.
1t Is said that the Bee Hive OF vii
miuston is selling genuine London dyed
plusn coats and wraps, astrachan wraps
pain or trimmed, cloth new markets, ol
raglans aud Coats tor the iGtIe Ji!es, fro II
years up, ,.at manufacturers whoiesale prices
Ii certainly must be good place to buy
Read their new advertisement.
-ShockIey & Smith auctioneerS for Sena
tor Clinton Mccullough, trustee. on Tues
day morning sold at public sale at TIT
Court House door the undivided oue-thirt
interest OF he late William Lindsey in tn,
farm of l6l acres, in the Second district
two miles from Chesapeake City. Mr.
H. IL. Brady WAS the purchaser tor $1,000
The closing exercises of the Sunda,
School OF or Chapel, Chestnut HIi!, o
which George A. Blake, Esq is superin
tendant, will be held on Sunday AFTERNOON
next AZ 30 o'clock. Addresses will be de
livered by Rev. MIR. Knowles of Newark
and Rev. George \. PAUL OF Delaware City
There viii also lie recitatious soprano an,
bass solos, quartettes and choruses.
ALI the mem berS are requested to bring
their books i'll 20 the ElXJou Home Library
We want To catalogue the books and &c
some new oues. Al! who wish join Wi
give their name to Mrs. John Wilkinson
The fec 5 only 30 cents for six month.
which gives you COED reading matter 70
less than cents per week. We want all t
join. Let us have good public library.
"A new time >sh eduie went into erfec
on Monday last Oh the Philadelphia, Wi
min stou and Baltimore II llroad. Th
changes st this place of south bound train
are as follow ;: From 1910 A NJ 10 81
) minutes later; from Is =. NJ, To 3. II r. NJ
from >. II T. NJ to 5.l6 p. NJ; troln 6,3l
NJ, to $50 z. Nj. The following change
were made in north bound trains: From /
p NJ. to 4.44 p. NJ from 3 II P. NJ to 9 /!
MIR. Charles Morrison Reardon, son I
thu late John Reardon who carried on th
carri aae manufacturing business i'll Elkto
many years ago, was married on Wedue
day evening to Miss Name ii. Thorne
Phil idrl phia. The ceremony was pertorme
at the T.sideH of the brides mother Mr.
l.. Thorne Mr. R-ardou is "A telcgrap
operator, AID is employed in Pniale PIN.
He made many friends here in his bog yhuo
days
The next annual meeting OF the wi
mingtou NJ. f. conference will b4gin O
March 21st, rather later tnan usual. II
sessions will be held in Union Church. wi
mingLon, and viii continue for about
week Besides the routine business, III
delegates to the general conference, whit
is held every Tour years will be electe
three ministers and Two laymen. Bish,
Cyrus d. Foss ID b of Minneapolis, vi
preside. He was born in Kingston, \.
"a years ago. He is graduate of Wesleya
University, and was Tor three years pr
fcssor in Armenia seminary. He JGln'
the New York conference in 1857, and occ
pied leading puipits in New York City al
Brooklyn. He elected president
Wesleyan University in 1875, nd continue
in that capacity until 1880, when he wi
elected bishop.